XK Radio Binding & Programming Guide - Motion RC Extra 

Mckaylund Tuttle we are working on them asap. But they have been around for a bit. We just started carrying them, but there is video of them flying out there to find

Hippie 64 yes sir!

XK planes and helis run on several different protocols. The A600 runs on S-FHSS and can use this radio. The A800 runs on the different WLToys KN protocol. The A1?0 series 3-channel planes run on the WLToys V911s heli protocol which is different from the WLToys V911 protocol - but the V911s has been hacked lately so you can now set up a multiprotocol module radio to fly those. Have fun! ;-)

Cool man! Glad you got it sorted.

Not sure off-hand, try contact our customer service in the morning

Only if it operates on the standard Futaba S-FHSS protocol.

hmmm. have you tried reverse the throttle channel in the transmitter?

@@MotionRC The issue seems like it is in 3d mode pushing it down with the throttle in lower position and will climb after in the upper position of the throttle lever. The pitch and curve are at factory settings. This is after a replacement of the swash plate. No change to transmitter settings.

Yes, the FBL unit will see it as a stick movement. To adjust the servos with an FBL heli, you have to adjust the subtrim.

No. The blade uses a Spektrum protocol while these use a Futaba protocol

@@MotionRC ok,, thank you

Fixed throttle speed I think. Blades spin at the same speed regardless of the collective stick position. If I remember correctly it is called Idle Up.

antone silvia If the radio uses the Futaba S-FHSS protocol it should work.

Can't happen. Each protocol is its own patent and design. It would be worse for consumers if there was only one option because nothing would drive competition and the one option wouldn't need to improve and be accountable.

@@MotionRC I will say I do not find the idea 1 transmitter wrong, I do understand competition, the drive for all to better the transmitter also. As a hobbyist of XK, Wl toys, Sky rover, Eachine I do wish at times 1 transmitter, downside is all reaction would be same.

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Gain refers to the gyro correction sensitivity. If too high your aircraft would become wobbly as the gyro over corrects, if too low then it will barely be helping. Need to find the goldilocks spot

@@MotionRC thanks 👍🏽

Terms like what? Can you be specific? I can help you

Bind, trimmed, dead level neutral, works like katavo, subtrim, dual rate etc...I think everyone in the rc business thinks someone else has taught all their customers the basics. But I'm pretty sure you lose a ton of business making it all so far beyond new people or their parents.

@@akbarshoed these are terms that need to be learned anyway and there are tons of great help out there. But quickly "bind" refers to setting up communication between the Model and Radio through the receiver. "trim" are adjustments made to control surfaces to get it flying properly. "Dead level neutral" is dead level neutral, not sure how to rephrase that. Never heard of "katavo". "Subtrim" are smaller micro adjustments to the servos, a subset of trim. "Dual rates" are used to set up the model in multiple ways on a switch. So if you want the model to make sharper movements you set a high rate, if you want the model to be tame, you set a low rate. I apologize for any newbie that's watching this, but these are terms that will need to be researched. I will put it on my list of videos to make though for sure.